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Dortmund stays receive an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 from guests
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Modernized dream apartment in a prime location
Welcome to my beautiful 80 m² apartment in Dortmund (DO-City). The city center and the Westfalenstadion are within walking distance. Adjacent to the popular Saarlandstraße. The apartment has everything you need for a nice stay: → 2 king-size beds 180 x 200 cm → 1 sofa bed in the living room for the 5th - 6th guest → Modern bathroom → 2 smart TVs 75 inches & 43 inches → Fully automatic coffee machine → Fully equipped kitchen → Wi-Fi fiber optic → Balcony with a Weber gas grill

Grand - Gorski - Apartment
Dear guests, We look forward to seeing you soon. The apartment will be completely cleaned and disinfected before each guest. We observe all hygiene regulations. So you can book with confidence and use our apartment !!! Apartment in the best neighborhood of Dortmund! Newly renovated. Downtown, Dortmunder U, museums, Westfalenhallen Congress Center, soccer stadium within walking distance in 15 minutes. Restaurants, bars, nightlife 5 minutes from the door. Come by and enjoy...

Lovely apartment with large balcony
Lovely apartment in the green south of Dortmund. You will stay in a fully equipped 48 sqm apartment on the 2nd floor in a 4-family house. Practically right outside the front door is the Schwerter Wald and very close to the popular Phönixsee. In the "village center," which you can reach in a few minutes' walk, you will find a supermarket, bakery, snack bar and restaurants. Good connection by public transport to Dortmund city, the BVB stadium and the Westfalenhalle.

Cozy designer apartment in Do-Zentrum
Welcome to our renovated 60 m² apartment in Dortmund's Kaiserviertel (DO-City)! The apartment has everything you need for a nice stay: → Queen size bed → Sofa beds for the 3rd - 4th guest → Modern bathroom with walk-in shower → Smart TV → NESPRESSO coffee → Designer kitchen → Wi-Fi → Beautiful terrace with chairs → Centrally located, minutes from the pedestrian zone ☆"Everything is very new, modern and tastefully decorated. Perfect and super central."

Entire apartment - Borsigplatz (Dortmund city center)
A whole apartment is rented. The apartment is located in an apartment building on the 3rd floor in Borsigplatz (Do.- City center). There are many free parking options on our street, as well as on the neighboring streets. The city center of Dortmund is about 1 km away and can be reached super well by tram or on foot if you feel like stretching your legs. I live in the house myself and will be happy to help you with any questions and further information.

Large loft with roof terrace by Westpark
The Old Carpentry combines historic industrial charm with modern loft living. The former carpentry has been renovated to a high standard and offers an open floor plan, lots of light and a 50 m² roof terrace on 100 m². Despite its central location, you live quietly in the backyard. With workspace, Netflix on two TVs, Nespresso coffee and sleeping places for groups or families, the apartment is ideal for city and business travelers.

Cozy apartment Signal Iduna Uni
The apartment offers three spacious bedrooms, one of them with garden views. Two of them are equipped with a king size bed (180 x 200 cm). The third bedroom is accessible via another, has a 160 x 200 cm bed, as well as an optimal sofa bed. Accordingly, the apartment offers sleeping facilities for up to 6 people. Towels and linens are also provided in the apartment. The property is easily accessible by S-Bahn (U42).

Wow! Unique 75m² City-Apartment "Dortmund's Pearl"
The apartment is back on Airbnb from November 2021 onwards and we want to try it after a COVID-break with this apartment. Check our previous reviews and we want to stick to our status as super-hosts and want to make your stay unique. Central city appartment above Dortmund (5th floor) with everything you need for a great stay in or around Dortmund. Just 10 minutes of walk from the central station.

Luxury apartment in the heart of Dortmund (4)
Almost 110 square meters offer plenty of space to find enough peace and quiet from fellow travelers if needed. The luxury apartment is fully equipped with a fully functional kitchen and a luxurious plasma TV. From here you are right in the center of Dortmund and have perfect connections to quickly reach all the important sights of Dortmund.

Apartment: central, stadium, Westfalenhalle, trade fair, university
Bright, renovated, quietly located and completely separate apartment in a southern city edge location (Do-Barop). Walking distance: football stadium (Signal-Iduna-Park), Westfalenhalle, city forest "Bolmke", popular pub scene "Kreuzviertel". Very well connected. Public transport. Close to university. Free parking.

Cozy apartment in Dortmund Innenstadt-Ost
We are happy to welcome you to our 2-room apartment. The apartment is 50 square meters and has a separate entrance to the street. In the living room/bedroom there is a 160 x 200 cm bed and a large TV. The large windows to the garden make it bright and friendly. The kitchen is fully equipped.

Small home in the most popular district of Dortmund
Pretty little guest apartment in the popular Dortmund Kreuzviertel. Downtown, stadium, Westpark, theater, hospital, within walking distance in a few minutes. Restaurants, cafes, organic shops, small shops, bakeries and laundromat around the corner.
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When is the best time to visit Dortmund?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Dortmund?
Dortmund has stays around the city center, Kreuzviertel, and the Unionviertel, each known for vibrant dining, culture, and nightlife. These neighborhoods are frequently suggested for exploring urban life alongside historic and creative spaces.
What are the best things to do in Dortmund with kids?
Families can explore Westfalenpark, visit museums with interactive science exhibits, or enjoy the city's animal park. Seasonal festivals and playgrounds around Dortmund add extra options for younger travelers.
What are some of the best things to do in Dortmund?
Explore the contemporary and historic exhibits at the Dortmund U, stroll around Westfalenpark, or learn about local football culture at the stadium. Art spaces, traditional markets, and public gardens reflect Dortmund’s diverse character.
How is the weather in Dortmund?
Dortmund has cool winters, typically 30–40°F (-1–5°C), and milder summers around 54–72°F (12–22°C). Rain is frequent year-round, so packing layers and a waterproof jacket is often suggested.
What are the best places to visit in Dortmund?
Many visitors explore Westfalenpark for its gardens, Dortmund U for art and culture, and the Reinoldikirche with its historic architecture. The football stadium and city museums attract sports fans and history enthusiasts alike.
What are some hiking trails in Dortmund?
Dortmund has wooded trails in areas like the Rombergpark and the city forest, blending paved paths and natural landscapes. Walking trails in Westfalenpark and along canal paths are also frequently suggested for a relaxing outing.
What are some family activities we can do in Dortmund?
Families enjoy visiting the animal park, exploring interactive museum spaces, or planning a picnic in Westfalenpark. Playgrounds and botanical gardens create relaxed environments for all ages.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Dortmund?
Day trips around Dortmund often include exploring medieval towns, visiting regional museums, or relaxing at lakesides in the Ruhr area. Nature reserves and outdoor sculpture parks provide fresh experiences nearby.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Dortmund?
Dortmund has a range of pet friendly stays in central neighborhoods and near parks like Westfalenpark. Public green spaces and walking paths make it convenient to explore the city with your pet.
What are some local tips for visiting Dortmund?
Locals often recommend using the regional train network to explore the Ruhr area’s culture and history. Packing a raincoat and comfortable shoes helps you enjoy Dortmund’s parks, markets, and festivals in any season.
What is Dortmund known for?
Dortmund is known for its football culture, vibrant industrial heritage, and extensive green spaces like Westfalenpark. Local breweries and modern arts hubs add to the city’s dynamic character.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Dortmund?
Smaller museums, independent galleries, and historic breweries around the city are often quietly celebrated. Botanical gardens and creative public art tucked into neighborhoods reveal Dortmund's lesser-known sides.
What are the best foods to try in Dortmund?
Dortmund has traditional Westphalian dishes like Pfefferpotthast, local sausages, and artisanal bread. Regional beers and potato specialties are frequently suggested in both restaurants and markets.
What should I bring for a trip to Dortmund?
Pack comfortable shoes, a rain jacket, and layers suitable for cool mornings and warmer afternoons. An umbrella and a small backpack make it easy to explore city parks, museums, and markets throughout the day.
What is the nightlife in Dortmund like?
Dortmund has energetic nightlife centered around Kreuzviertel, Unionviertel, and the city center, with a mix of pubs, music venues, and late-night cafes. Live music and football broadcasts create a lively, welcoming atmosphere.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Dortmund?
Dortmund hosts an annual Christmas market in winter, a lively May funfair, and widely attended football matches. Festivals around beer, music, and local culture are additional highlights in the event calendar.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Dortmund?
Dortmund has a variety of family friendly vacation rentals, especially in central neighborhoods and near parks. Many feature spacious layouts and easy access to playgrounds and family activities.
When is the best time to visit Dortmund?
Late spring through early autumn is often recommended for milder weather and outdoor events. Winter brings festive markets and cool temperatures, adding a distinct seasonal atmosphere.
Destinations to explore
- Cologne Cathedral
- Merkur Spielarena
- Messe Düsseldorf
- Lanxess Arena
- Movie Park Germany
- Düsseldorf Central Station
- Messe Essen
- Signal Iduna Park
- Veltins-Arena
- Cologne Triangle
- Rheinpark
- Stadtwald
- Essen University Hospital
- Cologne Central Station
- Centro
- Museum Kunstpalast
- Hohenzollern Bridge
- Starlight Express-Theater
- Rheinturm
- Rheinenergiestadion
- Zoopark
- Allwetterzoo Munster
- Aquazoo – Löbbecke Museum
- UNESCO-Welterbe Zollverein





